Secretary Of Army Signs Order For New Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Plan
Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington (CNN) - Soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder - or P-T-S-D - say they're dismayed that the Army secretary doesn't yet have a specific plan on how to help them.
Secretary John McHugh signed a letter, directing Army leaders to come up with a plan -- but no other specifics. McHugh is on a two-day visit to Madigan Army Medical Center, which has come under fire for allegedly short-changing soldiers who come home with brain injuries and serious psychological issues. The Army has done a major investigation, the results were due Monday, but the Army secretary says they're not yet ready. Keith Eldridge reports. Comments ( |
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